I work within 15 feet of my phone but I am constantly moving and it will not be, say, a direct line of sight. Will it cut out due to these issues?
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Amazon seems to think that I already answered this question "yes". I didn't mean to. No, I haven't found the reception to be weak at all. Probably the biggest question will be how well your source device connects. I have multiple devices and my Samsung phone cuts out sometimes, but not my Samsung tablet.
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It depends a lot on where your phone is and barriers between the phone and device. For example, if my ant is on the right of my shirt collar and my phone is in my bag to my left, then after 6 ft it starts giving me issues. But if my phone is outside my bag and it's an open room (no walls) I can get about 80 ft
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mine would do well with running or jostling the player, but as soon as you go outside it cuts out. Mine was almost unusable outside in most areas.
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If you are getting only one or two bars (dots) on your cell phone while outside, don't expect much on the inside. You will probably be able to talk and text inside, as long as you do it very near (within 3 ft. of the transmitter). This is what I am having to do. I also have a weak signal where I live.
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I have had mine as far as 30-40 feet, with no problems in reception? So yes, it should be no problem. Walls, etc. could shorten that length, but I had a few walls separating the signal from the phones, when I was 30-40 feet away, in my house and had no problems with reception. Your house could be different, depending on thickness of walls, emi, etc.
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It has a long range. I can get 200-250 ft from the phone before it disconnects
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We have had cell phones around them with no issues. Sorry for the late response as I thought my husband had handled your question.
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No, can't say I've had any problems. Of course, my phone is always 2-3 feet away anyway.
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Seems to depend on factors like is phone base in a home or apt complex. In an apt the building structure gets in the way of the signal. In my home I can walk outside the house in the yard close to the house. I don't know a more exact answer measured in feet, etc.
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I have had no problems. The cell phone needs to be rather close to your base unit, and there needs to be good signal strength from your cell. If your cell is dropping the call, it needs to be moved to where the signal is the strongest. If your base unit is dropping the call, then your cell phone needs to be closer to the base.
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My Bluetooth headset works as far around my office as I can go an not go outside the door. It does not go very far through the walls.
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You know, I'm glad you asked, because we've been having problems with this lately. Honestly, it is VERY prone to interference. Every time I check my email, the monitor cuts out! Pretty much anything traveling wirelessly will cause this thing to cut out. The range is pretty decent though. We use it on our second floor, and we get reception in our basement. But the same is true with the Lorex. I would certainly go with the Lorex model over this one.
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That's an interesting question. I just looked. I really only works when the phone is held upright and people are trying to view it from the side.
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Yes, if your cell phone has Bluetooth and is near the headset, within 15 feet or so.
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I recently left my phone in the house and walked outside. At about 30 feet away and through a brick wall I became disconnected.
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I have a two-story home. The Renny is on a kitchen counter on the main floor. I often leave my phone in my closed den on the second floor. There is a distance of probably over 50 feet and several walls. No problems with bluetooth reception there or anywhere in the house.
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I use mine with a Samsung Galaxy S4 and, if there is nothing to block the signal between the phone and the right earbud, I easily get 50 ft. before cut-out. At this distance, just turning your head causes drop-out, so it's not really usable range.